The Unofficial History of Jewish Boulder

The Unofficial History of Jewish Boulder

David Fellows, Publisher of Boulder Jewish News, will give a talk titled “The Unofficial History of Jewish Boulder as told by David Fellows” on Sunday, January 11, 2026 from 9:45 to noon. The talk is hosted by the Har HaShem Brotherhood, and will be held at Congregation Har HaShem’s South Building in the Event Room.

David will discuss the last 30 years of the Boulder Jewish Community and deal with the people, movements and organizations of Jewish Boulder and compare Boulder to traditional Jewish communities. There will be a bagel schmooze beginning at 9:45am.

Registration is required — Register Here by Thursday, January 8th.

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